Have you ever regret the major you have choose?

I think I'd prefer to find out first after graduation if I'll regret this course and it's only a year now before I graduate. I've chosen Education as my course and Art as my major but I HONESTLY don't think I'd like this course. I love both art and teaching but I really have big dreams to be rich, to be a successful person particularly being a writer, an owner of a magazine firm or a broadcast journalist or computer programmer.. In my country usually teachers have low salary. Coming from a not-so-rich (but not-so-poor) family, with all the worst experiences in life, I told myself I wanted to be rich someday. I am not being materialistic though, I still do believe that you should love your profession. However, I just don't want to experience poverty.. I'm just not used to it.. I still have no vivid plans after graduation, but if I didn't make it to teaching, I think I'd take another major which I'd really love..

No, I love my bachelors degree. It is my dream profession since I was grade 3. I love being around with computers, programming and learning the latest trend in technology. I can't imagine myself taking another major. Maybe I am just influenced by my computer teacher in elementary but it doesn't matter. I found my passion in computers. I hope that I could learn another programming language like Java.

Hi, flyisky. Choosing a major is certainly of great importance for all of us since it greatly inlfuences our future. But most of us feel lost when facing with so many majors, like mathematics, biology, mechanics, physics, language, etc.. To make a correct choice is by no means an easy task, for nobody can tell which major will be hot in the future. At this moment, I think we'd turn to our parents, teachers or graduates for help. If you feel no special preference for any major, then you may choose a hot one. As for me, I think the most important factor affecting my choice of a major is my interest in it. I chose linguistics as my major and I've never regretted for my choice. I've always feeling a strong interest in my major and plan to continue my doctor's degree. Though it's also hard to find a decent job for students majoring in linguistics, I managed to find a job as a college teacher and now I'm working quite well. I can understand your regret. You may feel greatly discouraged when failing to find a job. But don't lose confidence anyway. Be confident in yourself always and make every effort to find a job. Good luck!

Since I was a kid, I wanted to join the army, but as I entered high school that interest seemed to shift towards the Air Force, and I wanted to become a Pilot, I still do of course. But to be a fighter pilot needs a lot of variables to be considered and I was just an airplane fan, so I chose Aeronautics as my major. So that even if I fail to become a Pilot, I would still be around airplanes and do something in that field instead of doing something I don't really like. It's a very important decision to take. Since your line of work will be completely related to your Major, although not necessarily, one should be very careful while choosing a major. bourne

To tell the truth ,I haven't regret the major I choose . With time rolling by ,I find to learn the language is a happy thing .From the bottom of my heart ,I really enjoy it . I think I am the most luckiest person in the world .NOT only because i can absorb knowledge but also I find a adventrous the world . Through this ,i live a color life as if i am the one who can control the world .

No i do not regret finishing what i've studied. I enjoyed it and learned a lot and it really was my interest so i liked it very much. =D

When I entered the university I did not know what subject I should really be doing so I was a bit lost as I wanted to do many things at the same time so my dad had decided that I do law and I find myself a law student today in my third year but I do not regret at all as I enjoy it.

I do regret the major I chose in college.if I just took the risk and shifted to the course I wanted I would probably be happy now.I graduated with a degree in Information Technology.when I was in my 2nd year,I realized that i wanted to be in the fashion and/or culinary industry.I didn't shift to another course becaue my parents might not approve of it.if I did shift,I would have probably felt fulfilled now.if biology will make you happy in the long run,go for it.

i have never regret my major more than now. i am a master now. when i was a undergraduate student in college, i'm not interested on my major ,my only interest is language . it's not easy for us especially for girls to find a good job for my major, so i continue to study as a master, but i think if time can back,i won't continue the major .i will chose language as my major, but now, every day i feel depressed and don't want to do anything. what can i do

For Me Major of arts here in the Philippines Because of a good way to improved your brain structure,trials that you can give your best student.

my dear friend,I cannot agree you more!I regret for my major!why I choose such a stupid major?-biology!in china!When I choose this major,I am a senior student,And that time I donot know what is the best major.I choose biology,just because my score in the biology subject is high!AND people say that 21 century is the biology era!When I enter into the college,I know this saying is so fool! the more upsetting thing is that I go to my postgraduate life with the major zoology!I hate insects but I have to face to these insects every day!

when i entering the college.i choose the major is biology science too.so my master degree also is biology science.but i wan't to apply for doctor degree.i have't enough courage to continue study.So i want to change,not looking for work in biological.

I started college as a Music Major, but in my second semester was told that I didn't have the talent required to continue and make a living (even though I was going into Music Education and Therapy not Performance), but oh well. So instead of taking time off from college to figure out what I wanted to do with my life I changed majors. I switched to Recreation and Park Administration with a minor in Psychology. Well that was 24 years ago and I have never worked in the Recreation Field. If I would have taken time off or would have had someone I could have talked to in order to really understand just what I wanted to do for a "career", I would have gone into Education and would have over 20 years in and a good retirement built up. But for the last 5 years I have been a substitute teacher and have really loved it. My advice to you would be to pursue something that not only brings in money but something that will make you happy and want to get up in the morning to go to work.

I started out with a major in computer engineering and ended with a teaching degree focusing on special education. Now I'm continuing my grad studies to become a clinical psychologist. The choice of a major while still in college is not necessarily foreshadow what will happen in the future. I believe we will always be given opportunities to review and consequently change our decisions. If you're a bit confused now, there's really no need to worry. Just make sure that you get good grades at the least and you'll be all set.